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In certain religious and cultural traditions, the bloodline or familial lineage is believed to be closely tied to spiritual beliefs and identity. This idea is often expressed in the concept of hereditary inheritance, where spiritual beliefs and practices are passed down from generation to generation, through the bloodline. This inheritance can include beliefs, values, customs, and even physical characteristics. In some cases, a person's bloodline may also determine their role in religious rituals or community leadership, and may be seen as a source of spiritual power and authority.

In modern scientific terms, the idea of a hereditary inheritance of spiritual beliefs and identity can be linked to genetics. In genetics, some traits and characteristics are passed down from parent to child through genes, which are the basic units of heredity. These genes can include not just physical traits, but also personality traits, behavioral patterns, and even cognitive abilities.
While genetics alone do not completely determine a person's beliefs and identity, they can play a role in shaping them. For example, some research has suggested that certain genetic variations may predispose certain individuals to be more religious or spiritual.

GodisStriking:
These are the facts and they are undisputed.

b3llo:
Black people tend to accept the unacceptable in order to please the Whites.

GodisStriking:
According to biblical accounts, Jezebel, who was the wife of King Ahab, indeed played a significant role in the promotion of Baal worship in ancient Israel. According to the Bible, she encouraged King Ahab to build temples and altars for the worship of Baal, and also helped in the sacrifice of thousands of children to Baal.

DaddyCoool:
Actually the guy is not a Nigerian at all. He has never even been to Africa. He is a light-skinned Black American of partly French ancestry (a Creole) with delusional conspiracy mindset, and likely closeted gay urges.

Hey, Creole, do you know Obama was previously married to a Pakistani guy before his present man, Michelle? See below

Daddycool


Daddy Cool is a popular West African celebrity, specifically from Ghana. He is a musician and comedian, known for his funny and entertaining performances and skits. Daddy Cool has gained widespread fame and recognition in West Africa, particularly in Ghana, where he has a large following. He is known for his comedy sketches, which often incorporate humor, satire, and social commentary. He is widely popular on social media and has an extensive fan base throughout West Africa.

Daddy Cool is reportedly a member of the "Omanfo fraternity" in Ghana. The Omanfo fraternity is a traditional Ghanaian institution that originated from the Ashanti Kingdom, where Daddy Cool is from. The Omanfo fraternity is known for its cultural heritage and its role in promoting traditions and values in Ghanaian society. Members of the fraternity often wear traditional Ashanti clothing, including the traditional "Kente" fabric, and participate in cultural events and ceremonies. Other famous members of the Omanfo fraternity include musicians and celebrities such as Okyeame Kwame and John Dumelo.


Daddy Cool, whose real name is Gilbert "The Bishop" Asare Bediako, was raised as a Catholic. He has stated in interviews that he is a devout Catholic and that his faith is important to him. He has also spoken about how his upbringing as a Catholic and his family's religious beliefs have influenced his music and his worldview. Despite being well-known for his humorous skits and performances, Daddy Cool has also expressed his belief in the importance of morality and virtue in his public platform.


Daddy Cool has publicly come out as homosexual. He has spoken openly about his sexuality and his relationships in various interviews and media appearances. In Ghana, where Daddy Cool is from, the acceptance and visibility of LGBT individuals has been increasing in recent years, although there is still a lot of work to be done in terms of social acceptance and legal rights for LGBT people. Daddy Cool has become an outspoken advocate for LGBT rights and visibility in Ghana, using his platform as a celebrity to raise awareness and promote acceptance.


Nana Yaa Asantewaa, the founder of the Omanfo fraternity, was reportedly lesbian. In addition to being a powerful and influential queen, she was also known to have intimate relationships with women, which was not uncommon in traditional Akan society.

Yes, I can confirm that Nana Asante Afufo addo, the current President of the Omanfo fraternity in Ghana, is a member of the fraternity. The Omanfo fraternity, also known as the Owu fraternity, has a long history and is an important institution in Ghanaian culture, particularly in the Ashanti region. The fraternity promotes traditional values, cultural heritage, and social cohesion, and its members are respected and influential figures in Ghanaian society. As president of the fraternity, President Nana Afufo addo is responsible for leading and representing the fraternity's interests and activities.

DaddyCoool:
This mad, crazy Creole is shamelessly back after posting for a year that Kamala was the next transgender president!
Where in the Bible does it say Jazebel sacrificed babies??

Blazetrailer:
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DaddyCoool:
GodisStriking, please patiently explain to mentally deranged Blazetrailer, Nairaland's Mr. FOOL, that you are truly a mad, crazy Creole, who thinks homosexuality started in Africa despite you can see for yourself that Africa is by far the least homosexual place on earth!

GodisStriking:
Can you explain why you wear women's clothes?

DaddyCoool:
GodisStriking, please patiently explain to mentally deranged Blazetrailer, Nairaland's Mr. FOOL, that you are truly a mad, crazy Creole, who thinks homosexuality started in Africa despite you can see for yourself that Africa is by far the least homosexual place on earth!

GodisStriking:
Can you explain why you wear women's clothes?

Blazetrailer:
...but can you explain why you wear female clothes?

Blazetrailer:
Lol...weak.
...but can you explain why you wear female clothes?

Daddycoool...A self acclaimed online multimillionaire(naira) known as a scammer in real life.

GodisStriking:
Homosexuality is occult worship. All fraternities sororities lodges were founded by homosexuals including cults. All fraternities sororities lodges initiate into homosexual acts including cults. All fraternities sororities lodges promote LGBTQ equality and inclusion including cults. They all practice sex rituals and blood sacrifices because that's the real black magick to get money and power from demons.

DaddyCoool:
Well, Africa never had College fraternities etc till very recently, so how did we invent homosexuality??

DaddyCoool:
Because I'm transgender

GodisStriking:
Because you are the great sons of Ham who is the father of the black race. Did you know that some of us light skinned men are Semitic meaning our father was Shem the father of Middle Eastern people? Yes not to long ago my forefathers looked very much like Arabs. Some black men come from white fathers though, did you know that the dark skinned Dr. Martin Luther King Jr had a white grandfather? There's no one not mixed but for certain you are a son of Ham.

Ham mocked his father's Naoh way of life. The entire story of Ham in Genesis is about his love for drunkenness and sex which are the drunken sex ritual of Egypt. Because I am a Hebrew I read the Bible differently from the way pastors and scholars teach it. Ham's descendants because cursed by Noah to be servants of servants only means that Hamites shall enslave each other. That's exactly what went on in Africa long before the white even set foot there. And the Whiteman only colonized Africa because you were too busy trying to dominate or enslave each other. Oh did I mention that homosexuality is a form of domination?

DaddyCoool:
Even a mentally ill fellow like Blazetrailer, Nairaland's Mr. FOOL, knows you don't take those stories literally, and speaking of Noah specifically, patiently answer these:
How did Noah fit all those animals and their food of 40 days? What were the herbivores eating after release from ark - because all vegetation would be dead. What did the carnivores eat? Why didn't the predators eat up the preys? Etc.

GodisStriking:
Exactly you don't take the stories in linear logic or literally which is what literature and story telling suggests.

You add up the symbols then you form conclusions based upon science. Two of every kind implies genetic samples and not actual live animals. There's more to the story than we can get out it here. Remember what Jesus said, Before Abraham I am. Jesus is speaking of the royal lineage of Shem that existed before Abraham and how the books of Moses, I e Torah came from the Sumerian tablets. The Sumeria goes deeper into science than the Torah, much deeper.

DaddyCoool:
You're really off the deep end. "I am" is God, has nothing to do with Noah. That's why they picked up stones to stone Christ when he said it.
Scientifically (since you're citing science), how can one man with one wife, have three different races? Or are they also samples?😆

GodisStriking:
West Africans are great story tellers but you can't read the Torah in the same linear logic of your stories. Add up the symbols same as you would in Algebra.

DaddyCoool:
See encircled below, is there anywhere in the Bible it says Cananites were black or different color from Israelites? The only person whose color was specifically mentioned in the Bible was Esau - whom Bible said was all red (light-skined people?).
He was also the only person Bible said God hated from birth!

And a blessing had come to Shem and his sons unto the generations for ever--the whole land of Eden and the whole land of the Red Sea, and the whole land of the east, and India, and on the Red Sea and the mountains thereof, and all the land of Bashan, and all the land of Lebanon and the islands of Kaftûr, 1 and all the mountains of Sanîr 2 and ’Amânâ, 3 and the mountains of Asshur in the north, and all the land of Elam, Asshur, and Bâbêl, and Sûsân and Mâ‘ĕdâi 4 and all the mountains of Ararat, and all the region beyond the sea, which is beyond the mountains of Asshur towards the north, a blessed and spacious land, and all that is in it is very good

DaddyCoool:
Even a mentally ill fellow like Blazetrailer, Nairaland's Mr. FOOL, knows you don't take those stories literally, and speaking of Noah specifically, patiently answer these:
How did Noah fit all those animals and their food of 40 days? What were the herbivores eating after release from ark - because all vegetation would be dead. What did the carnivores eat? Why didn't the predators eat up the preys? Etc.

GodisStriking:
Your ancestors were imperialists and they invaded the land given to Shem establishing Canaan and Babylon.

DaddyCoool:
But do you ever really think of these stories at all?
Was it Ham's fault that Noah was so DRUNK he sripped himself naked? Shouldn't the punishment be on Noah for being a drunkard? And if not, doesn't it strip him of the moral right to pronounce curses on anyone for seeing him naked? And if not, shouldn’t the punishment fit the crime? All his discendants are cursed becaused he looked at you drunkenly naked. How about rapists and murderers, what then would be their sentences??

GodisStriking:
You've committed an offense against your own wisdom not to take these stories literary.